As a non-pro skater, I always love coming to the Chiller with a few friends and taking advantage of…read morethe open skate time. The Chiller is split into two sets of "ice"? (excuse my evident lack of hockey knowledge). One set, when in session, is used for open skate. The other side, or both sides at times, are used for hockey teams, ice skaters, professional use, etc. As far as the prices go, not too bad. I enjoy the Friday Night Meltdown offered here, it's two and a half hours of open skate time for $10 which includes skate rental. The facility is decent, a little outdated which isn't a problem. The concession stand is pretty outrageous, the prices are a little jacked but then again, it's not the food you're there for so the complaints can't be too massive. Beware though, it can get VERY busy with this being in Easton. Not only the traffic outside, but the traffic on the ice! Sometimes the place is crawling with middle school boys and girls hugging all over one another on "dates", fun sight, they don't bother much. It's a good area, just high amounts of traffic.

What a wonderful experience Great friendly helpful staff…read more The recently upgraded facility is very nice

The location on Refugee Road consistently does not enforce any of the rules it states the beginning…read moreof the session. Today, during the 12-3 session, immediately after the announcement of rules, the announcer had to specifically reprimand 3 teenage boys who were playing tag, reminding them that they were not allowed to play tag. They continued to play tag cutting off other people, including young children who were there from a daycare center. They skated the wrong direction causing others to have to swerve to miss them and making several people to fall. After the rules announced that no one was aloud to stand and lean over the way or stop for any reason while on the skating floor, there were about seven teenagers standing inside of the rink near the half wall just talking, causing several little kids to fall. We left after less than an hour when one of the teenagers ran into my 11 year old son shoving him to the ground because he was oblivious to others. There was a referee on the floor, but he was not enforcing any of the rules. He just helped people up if he saw that they had fallen. If the rules are made to keep everyone safe, they need to be enforced, so people don't get hurt due to negligence. Not enforcing the rules is negligence on behalf of the skating center.

Space was reserved for some Hamilton Local students and family for a discounted price. Everyone had…read morea great time and the staff was pretty attentive from renting skates to the food court. skating rink is in pretty good shape and the carpet floors are not completely dirty either!

We have come here for the past year for our son's hockey games and practices. The rink has been…read morerecently renovated which it was in dire need. The lights are super bright, the ice is nice and smooth, and there is plenty of standing room around the rink. The one things that's odd is that they removed the bleachers from the one side of the rink so you are standing room only now. The snack bar leaves a bit to be desired since there isn't much around the rink to bring in. They have some small items from the "Pro Shop" behind the desk such as tape but that's about the extent of it. The snack shop and pro shop could definitely use a facelift and a good stocking to keep people happy within the ice rink.

Great place, not real crowded due to location which gives ample room for all on the ice surface…read more Staff is friendly.

So this place has been around for a little over 10 years now, and I'm not exactly sure when the…read moreChiller bought it (looks like around 2006) but it could really do with some work. I used to play hockey here in high school, and I can tell you, going back to play hockey now, not a whole lot has changed. It's nice to get that old school hockey rink feel, but this isn't really much of a public rink, mainly used for high school hockey. They occasionally have open drop-ins and 'stick and puck's. It'd be great if the Chiller put some money into it with the rising popularity of hockey in Columbus. The city needs another good ice rink.

So glad they have reopened! I love that the place has not changed since I went when I was a kid…read more Such an amazing place! We will definitely be back! The arcade and mini golf were amazing- can't wait for the play area to re open Make sure to go support their re-opening!!!!!

The place is so amazing. So glad they reopened the games have tickets and u actually use coins. I…read morelove it!!!!! . And the golf and staff is amazing. Highly recommended.

HOW TO GET TO SKATE NAKED:…read more Turn down the west side of The building that says "LAMBERT SHEET METAL." The west side has a faded green letters on white "Hi Lite" plastic products sign. You're driving down a dirt, pot-holed road. There is a tiny, faded, "SKATE NAKED " sign pointing towards an open chain link fence at the back of this road. You'll probably see some semi trucks. THIS IS THE PROPER ENTRANCE. Drive past the semis, stay to the left - the entrance is back there. It's the door kind of in the middle of the back (one door will point to the correct entrance if you're at the wrong one). It took some adventuring and testing of the all-wheel drive to discover this Lessons are $25 and start at 1pm on Sunday. SUPER friendly dudes that I met there. Sign the waiver! $12 all day $10 after 9pm $50/month (unlimited) $365/year (unlimited) $80/150/180 for 10/20/30 never expiring visits.

Super nice folks, reasonably priced, chill atmosphere. We came on a Friday evening and it was a mix…read moreof kids (with parent supervision) and teens/adults. The building is *extremely* hard to find. You will think you are trespassing in the wrong place. If you almost pop a tire in a pothole, you're in the right place. Credit cards accepted, vending machine looks a little iffy, soundtrack is fire.

Visiting from New Hampshire Will recommend…read more Would return I actually wasn't quite sure how I was going to feel about this park after reading all of the reviews I kind of felt like I didn't wanna go, but let me just reassure you please make that decision based upon your own experience because mine was very different than what the reviews I was reading about There is plenty of parking you do not have to print your tickets The big issue they're making about coolers is really not that big of an issue. You just have to leave your cooler outside of where the water area is. There's a big covered area where the coolers go, and there was more than a dozen to two dozen coolers left in there and people would just come out of the water area and get their coolers, which was no more than a five minute walk less than Also, there was some complaints about not being able to bring food in there with you again the food you cannot bring into the water area, but you can bring anything you want in the cooler area and honestly, can you only imagine what the water would look like if you allowed all of these people bringing in all this food I was able to rent a locker to fit a beach bag with two towels, two pairs of shoes and a water bottle for $12 all day There was plenty of open chairs to sit on even if you wanted to leave your towels on the chairs nobody was going to be taking your towels I even seen wallets and phones As for the food, sure if you wanna eat before then that would be a great idea. My husband and I each had a chicken finger sandwich that had three large pieces of chicken tender on it and they were hand battered chicken tenders and they were $16 apiece with a bag of chips whatever we were hungry we ate it. It wasn't totally disgusting. We had no lines no waiting for the slides. There are large amount of stairs to the slides, which is why we ended up needing some food during our time here. I also want to point out that all of these waterslides are for multiple riders meaning 2 to 4 there is two slides in the whole park that are single rider slides The park was clean. I went to water parks before it just looks like a waterpark. There wasn't an overabundance of trash, floating in the water like it says there wasn't piles of shit like it says. As for the lifeguards, I also read that they are not very friendly. I find that to be faults. They are all doing their job there so they're not going to go out of their way to interact with you. If you speak to them, you will get spoken back to you, but as you will watch and see them, they are very aggressively doing their jobs So please again make your own review. Don't just not go because of what you're reading and I hope that my review will help you to get there to decide.

Zoombezi Bay is a Columbus classic and obviously has fantastic slides! However, there are some…read moredisappointing aspects. The food and drink prices are so far out of hand is laughable! And bathroom cleanliness has also completely gone by the wayside, which obviously indicates that the pools themselves cannot be that clean. Aside from the slides and the fact that there is a designated adults area, this establishment could use some work!

We went here with friends who live nearby. A very nice park, with a sturdy shelterhouse,…read morebathrooms, etc. And a huge playground, with many play areas (and I think a soft surface.) Lots of stuff to play on. Decent parking right beside it, plus street parking nearby. A great addition to the neighborhood.